A Treatise on the Law of Landlord and Tenant: Comp. in Part from the Notes of the Late Sir William David Evans ... with an Appendix of Precedents

Sir Charles Harcourt Chambers

J. Butterworth and Son, 1823 - Landlord and tenant - 959 pages

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and cities belonging to spiritual persons	xxxix

143	xlii

81	lxviii

Of agreements	c

Provisos or conditions of reentry 878	1

Of leases by grantees under conveyances to uses 81	32

Of leases by strangers to the tenant in possession	38

Of the requisites to leases under the restrictive statutes	40

of covenant for quiet enjoyment	553

on the registry of deeds of assignment	556

On assignments by will	563

89	567

of the effect of an executory bequest after failure	574

On assignments of the reversion	580

on apportionment between executor of tenant	586

95	587

Of the title of the crown	48

On the durability of leases with reference to the interest	59

On the mode of falsifying collusive recoveries suffered by	60

Of remitters since the statute of uses	66

Of the execution of leases	71

Of the restrictive statutes of Elizabeth	80

Of the renewal of spiritual leases without the surrender	84

Of the exercise of powers by assignees of insolvents 101	101

cially with reference to copyhold lands and mines	114

of the best or most improved rent	125

of the priority of powers when executed	132

On leases by trustees of charity estates	141

Of the distinction between avoiding deeds by the common law	152

General cases of fraud	159

Lessee must in general be a party to the lease	166

On the limitation	167

on conditional or contingent limitations of terms	224

Of specific performance in favour of persons succeeding	241

Of agreements as present demises	263

on leases determinable on lives	264

on leases determinable at the option of both or either	270

On the construction and execution of leases	282

Of collateral agreements	288

ISTRODUCTION	293

on estovers	337

on emblements 840	343

on exceptions	349

on reservations generally	370

on the restrictions in powers from taking a fine	378

rent should be reserved yearly and during	385

Of the grants of lands escheated under the sign manual	388

of the place where it is payable	391

Of farming covenants	410

Of covenants relating to tithes	429

Of joint joint and several or several covenants	435

of nomine pœn�	441

Of covenants in leases by spiritual persons under the stat	449

16	461

Of the confirmation of leases made by spiritual persons	465

On privity of contract and privity	473

Of confirmation of voidable estates	479

On assignments of leases	484

Of writs of execution	485

of rent considered as a criterion of the value of a	488

of the relation of vendor and vendee in possession	501

Of assignment by commissioners of bankrupt	506

of rent	516

Of covenants	517

Of assignments of the property of insolvents	520

On assignments by the act of the party	535

on the instrument of assignment	546

on the mode of apportioning rent	594

On the demand necessary for rent	595

On distress and replevin	597

on the right of recoverors in a common recovery	603

of the nature of the property which is distrainable	610

Of the action of replevin	627

of the nature of the subject matter of demises	629

Of the action of replevin Page	646

Of the sale of the distress	660

Of the costs to be taken in cases of distress for rents under	668

On the action of debt for rent	677

On the action of debt	679

of the nature of the occupation	688

CHAPTER I	692

On the action for use and occupation c	694

of apportionment of rent in this action	700

On the remedy in equity by injunction to restrain breaches	709

On relief at law and in equity against the penalties of such	715

Of leases by the heir after the death of his ancestor	717

On injunctions to restrain waste	723

CHAPTER VI	728

for nonpayment of rent	731

distinction between exceptions and reservations	732

on reentry for omitting to insure	737

on waiver of forfeiture	747

On notice to quit	750

On forfeiture	765

Of the action of ejectment	768

tenants in possession 145	771

Of leases by the master of the rolls	779

for the payment of rent	788

On trespass for mesne profits 811	811

On merger	817

On the law of landlord and tenant as it relates	825

On the vacating leases by nonresidence	835

Statutes relating to plantations in Ireland	842

The bankers act	848

On possessory bills	858

Agreement for the sale of leasehold premises	864

Indenture of feoffment	865

For payment of rent and taxes	871

A building and repairing lease	880

Form of lease in schedule D of the stat 52 Geo III	886

Assignment of a lease for twentyone years after a sale	892

Covenants	893

EXPRESS SURRENDERS	903

persons outlawed 117	935

Of powers by wills acts of parliament or in conveyances	942

On the action on the case in nature of waste 722	951

On the action for use and occupation	953

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Title	A Treatise on the Law of Landlord and Tenant: Comp. in Part from the Notes of the Late Sir William David Evans ... with an Appendix of Precedents
Author	Sir Charles Harcourt Chambers
Publisher	J. Butterworth and Son, 1823
Length	959 pages

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